Tangerine - September 8th - Check-in

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What is the main reason Paul is not allowed to play soccer for the school team?

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Paul is not allowed to play soccer for the school team because he is legally blind.

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How does Coach Walski justify the decision to remove Paul from the team?

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Coach Walski states that the school could lose their insurance and then would have no team.

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What emotional reaction does Paul have upon learning he cannot play soccer?

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Paul is upset and cries when he finds out he cannot play soccer for the school team.

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What does the quiz title 'Tangerine - September 8th - Check-in' suggest about the context of the questions?

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The title suggests that the questions are related to events or themes from the book 'Tangerine' that occur on or around September 8th.

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What can be inferred about Paul's feelings towards Kerri Gardner?

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At the end of September 8th, it is hinted that Paul likes Kerri Gardner.

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What is the significance of Coach Walski's role in Paul's life?

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Coach Walski plays a significant role as an authority figure who makes decisions affecting Paul's participation in sports.

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What does the term 'legally blind' mean in the context of this quiz?

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'Legally blind' refers to a level of vision impairment that qualifies an individual for certain legal protections and accommodations.

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How does the theme of exclusion manifest in Paul's experience with the soccer team?

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Paul's exclusion from the soccer team due to his visual impairment highlights themes of discrimination and the challenges faced by individuals with disabilities.

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What are the potential consequences for the school if they allow Paul to play soccer?

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If Paul plays soccer, the school risks losing their insurance, which could lead to the entire team being disbanded.

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What does Paul's emotional response reveal about his character?

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Paul's emotional response of crying when he learns he cannot play soccer indicates his passion for the sport and his desire for acceptance.